Who Actually Installs Your RTA Kitchen? Meet the Pro Installer Network

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Hey, it’s Daniel here and today we’re going to be covering a common question we receive from homeowners every single day. What is the Pro Installer Network and how does installation actually work? So, in these next few minutes, we’re going to be covering who these installers are and how the process works

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from the moment your kitchen ships and how to determine if this service is right for you. Let’s start with the basics. The Pro Installer Network is a group of professionals across the country that are trained to assemble and

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install your RTA outdoor kitchen. This is a completely optional service. While some homeowners may choose to build their outdoor kitchen themselves, others may prefer to have a professional to handle all the heavy lifting. This network gives you access to our

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installers across the country that are familiar and have been trained on the RTA system. >> My name is Wendlehurst. Uh, I am an RTA pro installer. We set up a meeting, set up an install date, product is shipped to the location, we show up and install

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it, and it’s pretty cut and dry from there. That way, you’re not looking for a random contractor who’s never seen our products before. One of the biggest concerns you might have as a homeowner is who’s actually coming to our house. And that’s fair. We work with established professionals that install

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outdoor living products every single day. And we only partner with installers who meet our quality standards. Rest assured that they are trained on the RTA system and understand the assembly process. They’ll make sure that everything is leveled, secured, and

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ready for use. Here’s what most people want to understand. What actually happens on installation day. Once your kitchen ships, you’ll be contacted by an RTA installer who can schedule with you for a day that works best with your

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schedule. They’ll arrive with the proper tools and the manpower needed to move your panels and appliances into place. They’ll assemble everything on site and make sure everything looks the way it was designed. It’s also important to understand what’s included.

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Your installer’s job will be to assemble the kitchen, secure the structure, and insert the appliances. Some installers can help with your electrical, plumbing, or gas utilities, but it’s always important to speak with them directly to understand if they can

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help with those services, and it may need to be scheduled separately. Finally, let’s talk about whether this service is right for you. If you want a hands-off installation or don’t feel like lifting heavy panels or handling tools, then this is a great option. There’s also a peace of mind that comes

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with working with an installer who installs our kitchens regularly. On the other hand, if you enjoy DIY projects or have the help lined up, you can absolutely install your kitchen yourself. Either way, we’re here to support you and our pro-installer

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network will give you that option if you choose that path. If you’d like to see if installation is available in your area, reach out to your RTA representative and they’ll help get you connected with an installer. And if you’re just starting your kitchen journey, click on the link below to book

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a one-on-one call with one of our design experts, and they’ll walk you through all of the options. I hope this video gave you a clear picture on how installation actually works, and if the Pro Installer Network will be the right fit for your project. We’ll see you in the next video.